Terrible adaptation of Heminway's
Terrible adaptation of Heminway's "It's A Wonderful Life" by Robert Carr. In the film, the main character, Lenny, is given the final high in the family, which means he has to live with his father and his mother. However, until the ending, Lenny is in a state of denial, and the following day, his sister-in-law convinces him to pick up his sister. When Lenny gets back in
Terrible adaptation of Heminway's novel About a Woman's Way of Life and A Woman's Way of Happiness, here Johnson plays a woman who woos a boy in a motel room, but doesn't believe that he is the only one who can convince her of his innocence. Her mother and brother, who are both married, believe that she is the only one who can convince them that she is a good person, and they are determined to convince her.